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Sumeron @ Sumeron @lemmy.world
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Tried setting up Pihole at home, I don't think it worked. Is there a tutorial you recommend?

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  • Free dns hosted elsewhere means they can see your every query and every site you visit. So you'll be paying with your information. You could just set the DNS in your PC to the local IP of your Pi-hole. That way you won't need to replace your router. It'll only work for that single PC though.

    • Mastodon vs BlueSky

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  • Not op, but I believe it means Content Warning.

    • What is a subreddit you wish had a presense on Lemmy?

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  • I've found an instance of Sysadmin ! here, with around 6k members (at time of writing)

    • Lemmy World outages

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  • Thanks for the transparency and the update! Downtime to me is useful, it prevents me from using Lemmy too much.

    • As badly described as possible, what is your favorite video game?

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  • I'm guessing Factorio.

    • As badly described as possible, what is your favorite video game?

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  • That's gotta be Skyrim.

    • As badly described as possible, what is your favorite video game?

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  • Team Fortress 2?

    • Every time you click on this link, it will send you to a random Web 1.0 website

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  • Nice one, that's a treasure trove of information!

    • Do people actually tune their printer for each new roll of filament?

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  • So I've essentially started printing on a higher difficulty? Guess I'll switch to PLA when the PETG runs out and change profiles in the slicer to PLA

    • Do people actually tune their printer for each new roll of filament?

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  • Not for each new roll of filament, but I am relatively new (less than 1 month) and with the same roll I have some prints failing. Mostly because they detatch from the bed (Material is PETG, on an Ender 3 Max Neo). I've tried a lot of things already:

    • Different nozzle temps
    • Z axis offset calibration
    • Cleaning the print-bed
    • Leveling the print-bed (including the screws and the A4 paper trick)
    • Heated bed vs. non-heated
    • Printer placed in an enclosure to prevent drafts

    So far it seems to go alright, but I still get detatching prints occasionally, or deforming mid-print. It's kind of frustrating :(